Hello my name is Avery. I was in a really bad car accident back in July of 2010 and had a comound fracture of my clavical and fibia, and tibia. I was sent home with percocet, Lortab, Ocys, and a few other painkillers. I finally got off of everything but the lortab 10's -500's I started off on only 6 a day and got myself up to 12-15 a day and it wasint to just get rid of the pain I think depression took over, I cant drive, I cant work, and I had to drop out of pre med schol for over a year due to all the pain and doc appointemnts and PT I had to go thorugh and still am! I know what everyone is going though when it comes to the lortab 10 addiction! I am now in that same situation, I was just taking them for pain at first and then I went into a state of depression from just sitting at home everyday in pain. Soon it led to me taking them not just for pain but for a buzz to for me to forget about all the mental pain and dissipoint ment I was going though! I am not up to taking 10-12 a day and sometime even more. This is my first 24 hrs only taking one every 6 hours rather than 4-6 in that time period! I am having the chills BIG time and feeling sick and on top of it all I cant eat I cant even think about food! And im in pre med school Im suppose to be going off to med school in a year how do I explain this to my doctors that are suppose to give me a recomondation? But I learned that I have to Lortab's have NEVER killed anyone when it comes to withdrawls so I hope you ya'll know this, there really not that strong when it comes to other narcotics! They will make you feel like **** but you can get through it! But I would def, seek professional help this can be serious if you have a heart condition! Due to it dropping blood presure or sometime even spiking it! I would love to talk to someone about this or a few people if you want to you can email me or post I will check in daily. I know what your all going through and this *****! I know this, and we can all work together if we try! I hope and wish you all the best of luck and hope to hear from some of you soon. Steve soon to be MD in orthopeaic surgery.